Suggestions for Embassy or Consulate near Woodley Park, Washington

Ana Marie 💃 • August 20, 2013Be sure not to leave before trying the empanadas and having His Excellency play the bongos for you, talented musician! 🎶💃

Rosetta Stone • May 14, 2011Passport DC Challenge: In Iraq, photograph a Gudea statue—one of the 27 statues commissioned by Gudea, who ruled Lagash in Southern Mesopotamia during the Neo-Sumerian period. http://bit.ly/g37lHU

Andy W. • July 11, 2010Use matches to light the propane grill on the right side of the residence

Allison K. • July 3, 2018The building is beautiful — amazing modern design.

Rosetta Stone • May 14, 2011Passport DC Challenge: In Brazil, take a photo of “Rio de Janeiro Harbour and Cityscape” by Emiliano Di Cavalcanti, a painter who tried to avoid noticeable European influences. http://bit.ly/g37lHU

Char • July 9, 2017One of the most amazing embassies in town. Staff is very friendly, beautiful architecture, great backyard!

Gregory N. • January 9, 2011Terrific open faced sandwiches

Bilal • August 26, 2014Say hello to the Ambassador

Saim T. • August 16, 2013They don't accept credit cart, you need to bring cash for all payments. And also cvs photos, they send me to 1735 Connecticut ave nw, dc. For picture. But they are pretty fast! Thanks to them

Nicholas D. • April 4, 2012Try the cabbage soup and the vodka.

Melissa G. • May 24, 2017Super quick to drop off visa application. Made very easy by knowledgeable staff. Park down California street.

Rosetta Stone • May 14, 2011Passport DC Challenge: Take a photo of a bronze artwork in Benin. From the fourteenth century to 1897, obas (divine chiefs) of the Benin Empire commissioned such bronze works. http://bit.ly/g37lHU

jeff k. • May 13, 2010If someone offers you a plate of Zambian food, run for the hills..

Sveen Þorskur 바이트 aus Schwelm • May 30, 2013You may know it better as Myanmar, but it'll always be Burma to me!

Rosetta Stone • May 14, 2011Passport DC Challenge: Take a photo of a Mount Everest poster in Nepal. Called Sagarmāthā by locals, Mount Everest is the world’s highest mountain at 29,029 ft. above sea level. http://bit.ly/g37lHU

Marcia C. • March 16, 2014Fab cultural and social events.